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Meanings of manual ability in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dexterity"
Examples for "dexterity"
1
The work in hand called for the dexterity of the true artist.
2
Secondary outcome was change in manual dexterity using the coin rotation task.
3
Results: The robot provided an ergonomic surgical environment and remarkable dexterity enhancement.
4
Your skill revives invalids; your dexterity animates them; your sensibility consoles them.
5
Dechen's shyness belies her great dexterity as she sets about her task.
1
The door was locked with the same adroitness and the same silence.
2
Then with the adroitness of a skilled surgeon, she made the examination.
3
Plenty of contemporary accounts admired his adroitness, sureness, strength, fluency and tone.
4
It had a rare political adroitness, but it had little intellectual subtlety.
5
Her wonderful social instincts, her memory, her adroitness, had somehow failed her.
1
The manual skill of a policeman is useless outside the police force.
2
As a rule such work requires only a small amount of manual skill or deftness.
3
The successful operations for converting steel into various kinds of instruments, depends very much upon manual skill.
4
We adorn the victim with manual skill, his tongue with languages, his body with inoffensive and comely manners.
5
Both push manual skill to the limit; both mature with practice; both depend on immediacy, precision and opposable thumbs.
Usage of manual ability in English
1
It is significantly correlated with strength, quality of movement, and manual ability.
2
Gifted with uncommon manual ability, Ned Land was a Canadian who had no equal in his dangerous trade.
3
Pinch and grip strength were measured with a dynamometer, quality of upper limb movement by the Melbourne Assessment 2 and manual ability by the ABILHAND-kids.